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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
The Two BlackbIrds.

The lnQuirsr, Of our town, still keeps up
~ wonder that the Eraniner, OF our town,
owned by Congressman Hiestand, does not
yepresent the congressman at all, at all,
but damns the Congress steadily and makes
= particularly clear that 1t favored the
spegident's veto of the dependent pension
hln which Congressman Hiestand voted
~.
4 The Examiner tells the Lg,arer that
Ccngressman Hiestand voted with his
spaxty, upon that question, as though that
was SUFFICIENT reason for his voting for
eenething bad. The Inquirer suggests that
under this view, the Examiner opposes
fAepaxty in supporting the veto; and leaves
+ % The horns Of the dilemma. But the
1 Asasasner. belonging to the inconsistant
poEty that twice refused to make negro
eIeoorder Of deeds for the District of Col.
,Nnbia, butdid 1t on the third time around,
neno fear Of inconsistency upon 1t, and
Aeys that 1t would rather have an opinion.
1h0ugh 1t was wrong or against the party,
than mot have one at all; which Is savage
~ at the Inquirer, which has nothing to
~ about the pension bill.
/ And the Examiner Is right there, surely.
Usb necessary for q journal to have and
sespseo IN opinion upon all matters and
Nhen It cannot 60 along with its party 1t
mould say DO or If it concludes TO 20 with
~ party, though wrong, in the submis.
selyo way In which our Representative Davis
I nue he walks, let 1t do SO and say So bnt
! q ehould not be clam.
Our Republican contemporaries have
on having very uncomfortable time
e1s winter In running along with their
10y In Congress, and good many have
11olned to 60. We think the Eramiaer
1aelnele, In having upon 1t the need Of diff.
E1ng with the vote Of its owner. We saw
cgtieularly the vote, and not the opinion ,
= = distinctly known that the views of
~ 3kdnsiner upon this pension busInefs q
m lecidedly the views of its owner; lust
~ 40 the views Of nearly all the con.
nen who voted for the pension bill,
Goueyee was clearer exhibition of
IL running deliberately counter to its
s11nAl opinions. The same tendency is
Dtpd IN its support Of the prohibition
1nGnt IN this state. The Republican
y mailing astrange record.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
W sskly Intelngenoer
evrRv, WepwrsoAy MoaNlss.
~ Asssnslynas's Ceuseleace.

Oar Assenblynas's Conscieace.
i 8. =. Davis, assemblyman from this
pJoainsd TO the legislature that he
eGAanst his conscience snd convic.
~ voting on the prohibitory amend
question, and that his vote was
Nue 70 the compulsion put upon him
- evolution Of the Republican con.
po demanding the submission Of such
qdment 70 the people. DR.. Davis
~ this was fatal mistake in the
r1ontion, and that the consequence of
Il ~ 4ovoment win b the defeat Of the
1ment ~ . hundred thousand or 30
r. , 1Ajosity, and the elevation Of the
necsatic party to . seat on the Repub.
- eoepss that will thereby be made.
Ne nd these remarks Of our legislator
SD5lA much interest; and when he tells US
~ 4 was that he was loyal to the back
no n the rebellion and fought and did
80 exnn away, and therefore is stout Re-
Iean soldier now, who obeys the com.
- oe tho party leaders, whatever his
c1once and judgment say; while we
- - the FORE OF the logic, we clearly
Snd91tand that the doctor means to say
- - + Republican first, last and oil
49, time, and win march steadily to defeat
y ~ Republican host. We perceive that
I u doetcrS military experience In the field
eals OF tho war, in teaching him the
- obedience 10 his military superiors,
y - him in like bondage to his political
oooeee BE looks upon politics ~ he does
upen war, and believes there Is imposed
- MN - stringent IN obligation to vc,S
8 - directed ~ there used to be upon VI, -
1hoot - ordered. n''n W
le y quite now lq5s. - e,a oxrr.ss,o,,
words, though it is a fair
Mon from thedeeds Of many Of them;
there arc notmany who are ready to openly
declare that the vote they give is one that
r ordered and not Of their own contriv.
ance. DR.. Davis deserves credit at least
for his flankness and II his constituents are
called upon again to vote for him, they will
clearly understand that they are voting for
m automaton who records the party orders
without change or modification from his
i own conscience and judgment. Meanwhile
ve suggest to Doctor Davis the advisable
] tty Of considering whether, under the cir.
eumstances, he may not as well let some
\ oeher fellow 60 to Harrisburg to play the
Edummy part he assumes, as he may be
more sgreeably and proftably occupied
4 With his pill business at home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

- eheogf1l temper Of Canadian public
Ii pndeE Tho menace Of the retaliatory
: enly what might have been expected
- ; for having brought their coun-
- this dilemma, It Is quite natural
% should endeayor to make light OF
9losG q Jastice Thompson boldly a.
- ~ bin viii b great thing for
- y WIN torcs the vast stream Of
~ ~ dcwing ACROSS the border to
A = ~ ports Of Qusbec, Non.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
READ DR.. s. T. Davis views on the liquor
question. They are fearful and wonderful,


INSPECTOR BYRSEs, OF New York, has
pricked the bubble OF the British "A American
claim agency In New York. The com.
pany organized on q handsome scale
with splendid business apartments, and issued
circulars that set forth Ia enticing terms the
fact that millions upon millions Of funds
awaited claimants in tho bank Of England,
and the British.American claim agency was
prepared to prove all likely claims at feure
20 low As to mskeit worth every body's while
to take chance for prisa One Of the in.
spector's detectives put in q claim for the for.
tune left by an imaginary ancestor, aud paid
sl0 for preliminary search. He was told
that his line Of descent had been traced I'D
all right and for Sis more he could be put in
the way OF becoming a millionaire In Q few
weeks The money was paid, but the de-
tective's chances OF wealth are a. shadowy a.
ever. The arrests followed. When the
books we're examined IL was found that the
concern had bsen literally coming money.
Something like a. 900 people had paid fees
for preliminary examination and the receipts
which at first were 500 day, had run up
to $500, and frequently Is high - $500. 1t is
SAFE to say that the swindlsrs have In the
last SIX months taken In nearly 500, 900,
What tools these mortals be A!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

the cities named above, ss soon as possible
or the amount OF their holdings, and that
the assistant tIeasursrs shall redeem the coin
10 the order of notification ss received, after
they have have advised the holders OF their
readiness to receive the coin. Treasurer
Jordan sst!mates that about l., 900 600 trade
dollars Will be presented for redemption,
nearly half of which, ne saws, will be for.
warded here from Cnina and Japan. As has
been previously stated, the trade dollars re.
dsemed At New York will Os melted In to
tngOts at the assay Office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
a Child's Query.

sion Hafpers BsEtr.
"Say, pa" asked the pride Of the house
hold' after moments reflection, during
which no had Inadvertently declined q sec.
ond help to buck wheat cakes, "if q man does
VIVA, he ought to do he does his duty, don't
heE' "fes, he doss, my son." "Weli, sup.
pose he don't do what hs ought to do, does he
90 MS donty ~ upto the hour OF gong to
press the parental answer had not Deen given,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

siAFEhxSrs WORTHY OF ArTEsrIos he o.d
anu reiiAbie house OF Vim. y. Kidder, % John
street N. T.. .Msnufaoturers. state that +. DiRes-
lynn % WIZ posairstp cure Dyspepsia ana Indi.
ol.b0 p6r bottle. msrs ,.sTnss'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
Jh0 Onll ksinssix

Those who suffer from foul breath Ara oman IN
the charge OF csreiessness. II is AN orrence that
can DO speedily absted. Ms . single bottle of the
fragrant soZODOsr will uumistaksbIy sccom.
piisa the work. 1t will preserve ana Keen ths
WAyIIp,1kk6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
Criminal Court ON Monday,

An adjourned quarter sessions court will
be held next week. The list is not large. II
the Jacobs murder TRIAL is attached on Tues.
day 1t will occupy the attention of the court
the balance nf the week. Judge Patterson
will preside at the court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
A HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
HASnsOM PRivlrS HONE

one That Is Beautiful without Costing . Grea, Deal
OF Money.
We present day the desgn for . beautiful resi-
dence, which Is certain to be admired by all Follow
ing Is its descrption:
SIZE OF STRUCTURE: Front Al feet Slle SO feet
not including front versnda.
SIZE OF ROOMS: See door plans
HEIGHT OF STORIES: Cellar, 7 feet Grst story, II
feet inches second story. 10 feet third story ee
MATERIALS: Foundation, stone first story, brick ,
second story brick roof mansard slate, deck timed
Cosr: Is coo to ss00o complete, except mantels,
range aud heating spparatua
SPEcIAL FEATURES The brick walls up to the roof
are Il inches thick they faced with select stock
laid up with red mortar. The projecting belt courses
are of nodded brick. Sills and iintes OF doors and
windows are OF fooled stone
Open ire places throughout the nrst and second
stories hre places lined y ith press brick.
Two large front bedrooms are finished In tho third
story.
Cellar under the whole house with the exception OF
the kitchen part
Upon receipt of $50 the Cooperative Building Plan
association, l9l Broadway, (P. o. box 2,702), New
York, will send by mail xpress charges prepaid,
the Working Plans, Detail Drawings, Specifications
Bill OF Quantities, Color Sheet and Blank Contracts
for the ABOVE design Also supplement shest show.
ing improved methods Of building cisterns earth
closets, &c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

IL hs who attends to the comfort Of his family
and will not let his little ones suner with afec.
ton of the Throat and Lungs, whereby their
lives nav be endangered, but who should At all
times give them that sovereign remedy. Kemp's
For sale by H. Il. Cochran. druggist ls7 North
Queen street Nl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

TIVE types made us FAY yesterday that tie
New York Suns daily circulation was esti.
mated at 6s, ,a2a per day. 1t should have read
ss.s2i The Sun Is great newspaper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

Tho breath OF chronic catarrh patient is
often SO offensive that he cannot go into society
and he becomes An oUjec. OF disgust. After .
time ulcer alton sets in. the spOngy bones are at
tscsed. ssd frequently entirely destroyed. A
constant source OF dripping OF the putulent Sc
cretions into the throat someu producing
the exciting cause OF pulmonary disease. The
brilliant results which have attended It's use for
years past properly designate klys Cream Balm
as by tar the best and only real cure
febl9 2WdeOdkW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

ROBERT EMMET's birthday on Friday sent
wave OF Irish patriotism over the land. The
good that men do In life nearly always lives
after them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
.PRAINs-BRUisEs.

SPRAINS-BRUlSE
ST. JACOBS OIL.
FOR sPRAISs-BRUIsEs.
g, Ansr = lapse Of yesrs statements oonn.m
nent cures are given below.
FROM Az AosD MINISTER MAY. 1850
Ny wife tell from 9 horse and received =
severe bruistng one RIB broken. got some
and " did her good. am y old minister OF
W odd years standing sx.pp,,,rou
SRox HIS wuE eYsARs LArsa -CuEsD.
WaIAhacnie. rex, Nov. 9, lssd.
on st. JsSoS: on having tns
sa,sa BY 4: MRS. X. 0m i. 3AkSosoUea SSisei a'
Asscsss on RIsHr ARx-JuIT. issl5Cyasp
Five years ago an abcess %s1ss dosmsd %a's on my
right arm ana with II came rheumatism. ]
was unable 70 heal the sbscess or remove the
In three Gays oil pain had ceased In nine
days the a''0s'' VAS e%pnsifc,yf %nG.y neslsS sSsrrx
FROM SANE YEARS LATER -nNTHusIAsrIo.
hign siy 81 hoiyoks; I'M. MasI 3SI: 2 70 isss
nvs yssrs Of terrible suffering rom an aiSr aer
@ 8 81 s Jasss. ' For s fSs'Sss fSf'SsHsaiy inieiy
THOs. r. GLOsTEB
sPRAISsD Ann FRACTURED ARN-CpRBp
New York, n. Y, NOV. I, 1875
In reply would say. some years ago had
very badly sprained and fractured arm,
and found 81. Jacobs OH reduced the sWell.
ting and the pain WAS cured
The CHARLES A. VuGELER CO., Baltimore.
Nd.
s,s. an Al gers"n: or r,,ss @ st Jssobs on or Red
stamp and u history Of their case. receive AD-
VICE RRDD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
SPEOlAL NOrICES,

II. Il. Cochran. Nos. 1877 and l33 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa, il seliiuR sHl LOH'S
COZ Oh CURE as guarantee to cure all throat
and lung trout Dles. (s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

No successful JOB disgraced the record o
the FOIty-ninth Congress.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

-. All persons rsIsa st. Jacobs Oh or Rsd
Star Cough Curs. will by sending two cent
stamp and history OF their case, receive AD-
vlCB HRDD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

Boarders at the Nevada State
Prison are fed upon more succulent
beef than the guests at the Palace
Hotel in San Francisco get. The
choicest animals from the ranges
are slaughtered to put fat upon the
bones of impeDitenr convicts. No
penal Institution in the world feeds
rts inmates so well. A short-term
con" remarked the other day:
Il don't see why anybody bankers
for pardon. This ia good
enough place for me, When they
send me out I'm coming back A.
soon as | can, and j, Won't be any
petty larceny proposition either
Ill come tn STAY"
MeCullough's boarders are eyi-
IDENTIFY quite contented -some of
them at least.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17
No Water Vet.

The artesian well sunk by Sena
tor Stewart on the large lot recent,
purchased of Fl. NJ. Yerington. is
down lis feet. and has not struck
water. 1t passed through alternate
strata of hard, tenacious clay and
gravel composed of washed granite
and crystalized quartz that was
hardly moist. The latter formation
shows that &C some remote period
1t was subjected to much attri-
ton where water was plentiful, and
looks so likely to contain gold that
many persons have repeatedly
panned it, but mary a color" The
we'll Is in such promising locality
that it will probably be continued
down until water il struck.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

A contemporary says: "a su-
perstitious subscriber who found a
spider In his paper, wants to know
II It Is considered an omen" Moth
ing of the kind. The spider was
merely looking over the column s of
the paper to see who was not ad-
vertisinR, SO that it could spin its
web across his shop door and be
free from disturbance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17
Cheap sueI.

The agent of the Los Angeles
vi Company has been visiting Car
son aud Virginia City to inquire
Into the feasibility of shipping
crude petroleum in bulk for fuel.
The company has made a comblna
ton aud bought up most of the
IL 'winR wells in Southern Califor.
ma aud will make an effort to con-
t"i the market. The agent above
met toned says be can furnish fuel
{" n vada consumers for much less
than the cost of cutting and haul
ine wood.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17
CrsduIous Biubber-Hunters.

There Is again some tir in the
mining district around Mount
Gibbs. in Mono county. Capitalists
from the East are examining prom
critics with the intention of purchas-
ing. Work will shortly be resumed
on the Great Sierra tunnel, which
now extends into Tioga Hill LOO
feet. tits necessary to continue it
several hundred feet further in
order to intersect the vein il has
been aiming at for six years. Paw
Ing assessments on stock in this
enterprise. nearly broke the town of
Nantucket, in Massachusetts, where
most of it is held, SO that the cred
ulous old bluhher-hnnters who had
been roped into 1t had to shut down
work for year or two white they
harpooned few more whales and
raised another stake. Now that
they have oiled up" again. they
propose to go ahead and see what
there is In Tioea Hill. Many per
sons in Carson are familiar with
the district. and some st,il held
claims there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17
Our Shnrpshaoters.

| Today the Carson Guard will
finish shooting for the Builird
Arms Company prize-5O shots
each. the best individual score
to win. Four persons have al
ready completed their shooting,
and neither has made more than
an average score. wO of the
rifiemen were SD disappointed at
their ill luck that they tore up
their targets i'm disgust. Ii is
to be hoped, however, that their
competition today will develop
something better. Interest in
such matters seems TO be wan
ing, but ii may revive if extra
good scores are made today.
Col Thaxter yesterday received
from Dover. N. H., the facsimile
of = target shot at in that place
July 6. The shooter made % con-
secutive bullseyes, aegreiating 200.
according to ring target rules aud
averaging q fraction over nine
points-the best scores ever made.
Mr.. Thaxter in the morning, in
private practice at Treadway's
Park made 86-9-9s-1O-1O 8-1-l0l
1910.
: A Chinaman who is proud to be
called Farmer Treadway, Jr.. was
hoeing potatoes in the field near
the range. and watched the shooting
lntently. When the hand on the
indicator over the the target an
bounced that Thaxter had made
zen, he rushed up to the latter and
lang out, emphasizing his speech
ip holding up his fingers as he
Belly good-caunt 'em S9-two
evens, two Fights, one nine, Eve
eLs-helly goodr'
The Chinaman has been so long
on and near the target
ange that he had learned to count
he score by the indicator. much to
he surprise of Thaxter who won
cred how the Monaghan kept the
cures in his head continually dur c
lg the shooting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

The Carson Amateurs will go ts
Silver City today to play friendly
game of baseball with the Prospect
Club of that town. Next Sunday
they will play the Resolutes for big
money. They are confident of their
ability to warm The Jackets of the
Comstockers for the third time.
From the two Car>nn clubs il IS he
lieyed an invinc,ble nine can be Sc
lected. L. l. proposed to get up
grand tournament some time in
September anu hane M purses that
will attract ball, tosSers from the
other side of the mountains as well
as from all portions nf Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

We can safely notify the coun-
try, says the Salt Lake Tribune,
that there will be no Statehood for
Utah until it shall be America %
Statehood. There will be struggle
for IL when Congress meets, which
Will have to be thwar,ed. but hap
PLY it will not be difficult task.
The press and the pulpit will take
care Of the matter,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17
Pacific COAT "a m4

The strike on the Lo, A 4e!r.
street railway har ended.
Destructive floods fesu.tin.
Tom severe transforms have played
havoc IN Southern ARIZONA.
The Albuquerque Board of
Trade hopes to bring another line
of railroads through that place.
The assessed valuation of prop
erty In StaniSlaus county, Cal, has
increased oyer so per cent. ia ten
years.
The reports of recent atrocities
by a portion of the renegade Indi-
ans who were not captured by the
troops in Arizona, are once more
reiterated.
DIR. Graham Miller. who has
wife aud children at Denver, ia IN
trouble about girl at Santa Fe,
and is threatened with tar aud
feathers.
The news of the assassination
OF Mrs. General Bidweirs father
has created profound impression at
Chico, Cal. and Mrs. Bidwell is the
recipient of condolences from her
many friends.
On Thursday evening, at Lake
view, Oregon, a. John Benefiel, |
aged IL, was driving band of
sheep to camp, he stumbled and |
fell, discharging a gun he vas
carrying. The charge blew the
back of his head off, causing in
slant death.
Otto Freundorf, a clerk in DR..
7. Steinhart's jewelry store, at Los
Angeles. took $400 worth of watches
Ind chains from the store last We'd
'esday claiming that he had a GUS
omer for them in a saloon near by,
md has not returned them. Neither
las Otto returned.
-Sllas B. Bickford. a wealthy
Of Western Kansas,
rived in Los Angeles in May to
box at the country. On the 18th of
uly he celebrated at Santa Mon
ca and there formed the acquain
ance of three confidence men.
hey have just succeeded in selling
lm an option on a big ranch near
anita Monica. He paid down So,
DO and was given bill of sale.
lie Is somewhat disguised now to
arm that his friends" had no title
foot of land anywhere.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

Frank Dutcn arrived on Friday
evening with his fnurteen-hor>e
team from Sweetwater, and reports
things blooming in that promising
section. The new Monte Cristo
mill will be IN operation In a few
days. There are several large teams
on the road from Bodle, Bridgeport
and LuDdy, bound for Carson, to
return with miscellaneous merchan-
disc and machinery, from all of
which our merchants receive cash
benefits. directly or otherwise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

-Myriads of flying ants invaded
the camps Of Pine Nut woodchop-
pers, on Friday and had full charge
for some hours. When finally
they were vanquished by smudge-
fires, it was found that they had
made clean sweep of everything
that they could stick their teeth IN
IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17
Attention Wheeimep.

The members of the Carson
Wheelinen are requested t"
meet promptly at 80 p. NJ. to
day at the office of the Secre-
tary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

Last evening Leslie Wright
borrowed bicycle from Dwight
Edwards and sailed merrily
down The admiring street. In
front of Thaxter's he took a
header, which nearly ruined his
nose, and ndered the machine
unfit for service.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17
FOR SALE.

TN CARSON CITY A BAKERY
lwith cracker machinery and ali NJ.
cessary appliances, now in 90 q RI, -.
nIng order; busin' So establish. d for
over twenty years, together with n =
Sto'y dwelling NJ use containing twelve
furnished rooms For terms and price
apply 70. j. ID. KERSEY.
June ~ m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

Labor, skilled aud otherwise,
seems in great demand in the vicin-
ity of Battle Mountain. There are
inquiries every day for men to work
In the mines, on the ranges, in the
hay fields, or ON buildings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-17

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria
When she was Child, she crieu for Casio, :
Whom the became Miss, she chung to Castoria
War she had Children. she gave them Castori